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Bushfire Hazard Assessment & Management Plan v1 NCES REF: J001061 Lot 7 on RP216403, Lot 394 on M371117, and Lot 650 on M37380 – 48-59 Kabi Road, Cootharaba prone area. The proposed development footprint boundary is separated from the hazardous vegetation areas. It is recommended that any new landscaping associated with the proposed works maximises the use of low-flammability species and or avoids clustering of flammable species. Where involving a requirement for revegetation or rehabilitation outside of bushfire prone areas 1. Revegetation or rehabilitation areas contain patches of less than one ha of continuous fuel (i.e., surrounded by either no fuel or non-continuous fuel) and are further than 100 metres from the interface with mapped medium, high or very high potential bushfire intensity patches greater than two hectares in size. Vegetation corridors in these areas with continuous fuel, should be less than 50 metres in width and isolated patches of continuous fuel, should be less than 0.5 hectare. No revegetation or rehabilitation areas are currently proposed. It is recommended that any landscaping undertaken within the site facilitates conditions which satisfy Assessment Benchmark 7 below. Assessment Benchmark 7 Where a requirement for an asset protection zone (or similar) exists Landscaping treatments comprise only low threat vegetation, including grassland managed in a minimal fuel condition, maintained lawns, golf courses, maintained public reserves and parklands, vineyards, orchards, cultivated gardens, commercial nurseries, nature strips and windbreaks. OR Landscaping management maintains a potential available fuel load which is less than eight tonnes/hectare in aggregate, and fuel structure which is discontinuous. OR Development includes a bushfire management plan for the maintenance of any identified asset protection zone, including landscape design and ongoing vegetation management. This document includes a Bushfire Management Plan which addresses Landscaping treatments. . © 2022 38
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